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3. Maharashtra
Ranked 3rd in marine fish production on 720 km coastline, 6th
inland fish production in India.
Innovative fish marketing by fisherwomens co-operatives have
reduced their exploitation by intermediaries
Transport fish marketing by cooperative society near Ratnagiri
has purchased 2 trucks & 2 buses with micro credit and has
evolved its own transport system. Loading, unloading, pick ups
and drops to different markets is now organized.
4. Tamil Nadu
SHG - a tool to improve standard of living of women members
and the whole community
Fish Marketing- SHG, NGO and Bank model
20 members had Rs. 80,000, took loans of same amount for
fish marketing, repayment is 100%.
Advantages: up-scaling fish trade, freedom from money
lenders, internal borrowings for lean trade season for income
generating activities like milk vending, rice trading & petty
trade.
5. Andhra Pradesh
Ranks 6th in Marine Fishing on 974 km
Srikakulam has 1000 fisherwomens groups, 14000 members
engaged in fish marketing, drying and salting. 500 groups
linked with bank finance with cumulative loan of about Rs. 8 m.
They scale up in second loan cycle which they use for ice
boxes, mini vans for fish transport and other facilities
A multiplier effect of these success stories can empower
women in many ways.
Womens Co-operatives
Shri Mahila Griha Udyog ltd.- Lijjat Papad established in
1959 with a capital of Rs. 80 by four women on a terrace is
today over 6.50 billion with 290 m. in exports, 42000
employees, 67 branches and 35 divisions in India.
Self Employed Womens Association (SEWA) established in
1974 by Ela Bhatt as a trade union has 448,434 members is
supported by World Bank and is linked with Womens World
Banking.
Mann Deshi Mahila Sahakari Bank is a largest microfinance
regulated co-operative bank in Maharshtra with 1,85000 and
also a Business School
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International organisations
United Nations Organization- UNO
UNDP focuses on gender equality & women empowerment as
a pathway to Millennium Development Goals & sustainable
development
UN Women is the entity for gender equality and empowerment
of women.
ILO has a gender equality and diversity branch, it also runs a
helpdesk for women
UN arms work for women empowerment in developing and
developed countries across the globe
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Resource Person
Dr. Vaijayanti Pandit
Gender & Women Entrepreneurship Specialist
Sr. Vice President, Jaro Education, Advisor We School
email : drvpandit@jaro.in | vaijayanti.pandit@welingkar.org
Mob : +91 9821089539